Other than the level of pain I experience? 
The first thing that comes to mind is: my financial situation. I'm doing alright for a 25 year-old but my TMS has hampered my ability to work my main job as a writer for a while, so the cash flow has slowed. But I'm making ends meet and inching toward the end of my goal of being financially prepared to move to Los Angeles this year. Yet I want to live a life of true financial abundance, where I really don't have to worry about money at all and always have enough to live comfortably, fund my music career, have all my needs met, build a nest egg, and do some fun things too.
I can accomplish this by building my catalog of self-published works, seeking out commissioned work, etc., but in order to do this I need to be able to type for as long as I used to without pain. The pain created a fear of even approaching the keyboard. I am grateful that it is slowly getting better. I am grateful that I am coming to understand this syndrome. I am grateful that I have many options available to me to improve my financial situation. I am grateful that I am healing my mind to take action once again and meet my goals that I had all but given up before.
The first thing that comes to mind is: my financial situation. I'm doing alright for a 25 year-old but my TMS has hampered my ability to work my main job as a writer for a while, so the cash flow has slowed. But I'm making ends meet and inching toward the end of my goal of being financially prepared to move to Los Angeles this year. Yet I want to live a life of true financial abundance, where I really don't have to worry about money at all and always have enough to live comfortably, fund my music career, have all my needs met, build a nest egg, and do some fun things too.
I can accomplish this by building my catalog of self-published works, seeking out commissioned work, etc., but in order to do this I need to be able to type for as long as I used to without pain. The pain created a fear of even approaching the keyboard. I am grateful that it is slowly getting better. I am grateful that I am coming to understand this syndrome. I am grateful that I have many options available to me to improve my financial situation. I am grateful that I am healing my mind to take action once again and meet my goals that I had all but given up before.
